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We went back to school full in. 1,300 6-8 graders with no possible social distancing. It's been absolutely nuts...also broke my big tow on Sunday cooking dinner...hurts like a mofo...
also broke my big tow on Sunday cooking dinner...hurts like a mofo...
We went back to school full in. 1,300 6-8 graders with no possible social distancing. It's been absolutely nuts...also broke my big tow on Sunday cooking dinner...hurts like a mofo...
I think you'll love the foundry. I've had mine for about 6 months, sold the 3 vessel shiny system and no looking back." also broke my big tow on Sunday cooking dinner...hurts like a mofo..." You should have a good story for that or at least make one up!
Also ordered an Anvil 10.5 Gallon Foundry on Tuesday and it is supposed to arrive tomorrow. Will wonders never cease.
How do you do that? I kicked a curb while jogging many years back and now have an arthritic great toe (tow ). Some nights, throbs.
Lately I’ve been comparing my life to my dad’s. I think I fall short. I compare my life to my son and daughters and I think I fall short. But I have to believe I ( my exWie) and I did some things correct. Dad, on his literal death bed told me that everybody just does the best they can.
I believe that is true. My dad and mom were in their opinio, nothing special…But they were actually very amazing. Truly awesome
BTW,its human nature to want to be better then your folks,
I believe HBT brings out the best in all of us and is truly a nice place to be a part of, a family.
Aloha and Mahalo for all your kind words my friends. I believe HBT brings out the best in all of us and is truly a nice place to be a part of, a family.
Pappy, I’ve been away from here a while. Is HomeBrew Town still going strong? Fall is approaching and the weather is cooling down. The leaves will soon change to glorious colors.
I hope this lik works
Your lunch pail was picking on you??? Sorry Bracc….I couldn’t resist!i remeber something like that...in kindergarden i clocked a kid with my luch pail that was picking on me....turned into sorta bully because i thought i had to be...then my dad died when i was 12, and wondered why i didn't have the same guile as a teenager.....but then i turned 14 and **** hit the fan...learned things that aren't supposed to be talked about, and still trying to recover on my own.....
(and honestly i still have a burning memory of my dad in my head when i was 11 and that girl wanted to start a family!)
Sorry to hear about all of that Sammy. Tough time I’m sure, but you’ll get through it.We went back to school full in. 1,300 6-8 graders with no possible social distancing. It's been absolutely nuts...also broke my big tow on Sunday cooking dinner...hurts like a mofo...
One thing a wise older man told me recently: as you get older and reflect on life, you need to learn how to become good at grieving. Reflection can be a good thing; view it in light of your achievements, whatever they may be. Thinking of your mistakes, wondering if if you “should have” made different choices, and recognizing the loss of youth are natural thoughts. The key I’m told is coming to terms with them (which involves grieving).Maholo bro, a lot of us are in the same boat.
When one reflects on past perceived shortcomings of oneself, that means they are recognized and can be improved. Those who never reflect on how they could have done better...bla bla,,, anyway,, have a good evening and such.
Important thing is to do the best we can moving forward.
Fatherhood has been an adventure for me. He just started school, that's our latest event.
My dad retired within the last year. It's been an adjustment for him. He was so focused on work for all his life, he doesn't really have any hobbies to keep him busy now. His tremors are so bad that I'm not sure what hobbies he could pick up if he wanted to. Things between us could be better. He's still pretty disappointed that I didn't come back to keep the family business.
Conversations with my dad are usually pretty civil. His age and health get to him, though, and he can be pretty ornery at times. I'm trying to have a better relationship with him than he had with his dad.
What causes the tremors?
I would like to go to the bathroom by myself again at some point.
Three kids under 5... bless you.
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